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Family matters
Holidays for veterans in Scotland
Life in the Armed Forces can be stressful for the whole family and it's important to take a break. If you're a service or ex-Service person, you and/or your family can access support for holidays and...
Holidays for veterans in England, Wales and Northern Ireland
Life in the Armed Forces can be stressful for the whole family, and it's important to take a break. If you're a service or ex-Service person, you and/or your family can access support for holidays...
Family Matters - Other Organisations that can help
ABF The Soldiers’ Charity ABF The Soldiers’ Charity offer a lifetime of support to soldiers, veterans and their immediate families when in need. They can provide grants and financial support...
Immigration advice
The process of changing your immigration status or nationality for you and your family can be very daunting. The application forms are expensive and need to be completed accurately. You also need to...
Families’ transition from military to civilian life
Leaving the Armed Forces impacts both the family and Service leaver. The sooner you can think about your life on civvy street (housing, finances, employment, education, physical health and...
I Felt Powerless to Help!
Do you worry about your child returning to Civvy Street? Thinking about them while they are away serving is normal, but now they’re safely home you might still find yourself struggling with anxious...
Divorce and separation in England
A marriage or serious relationship coming to an end can be emotionally challenging. There are often many other details to sort out too, such as individual responsibilities and finances. It is...
Transitioning out of the Armed Forces FAQs
Leaving Service is an important part of military life, both for the Service person and their family. It can be a difficult period of adjustment, but there is a wealth of support available . The...
Service accommodation and relationship breakdown
If you live in Service Family Accommodation and you separate, divorce or dissolve a civil partnership with your partner, you will have to move out unless you have children living with you. If you do...
Dissolving a civil partnership (Northern Ireland)
You must have been in a civil partnership for at least two years before you can seek to officially dissolve it . You may not have to hire solicitors if you and your partner are able to agree...
